will this battery replace the 770 model vacuum battery, and will it run the 90 minutes the original does?
30465
According to the irobot compatiblity list it should work in all models 500/600/700 series and it should give same or simular service as the original.
30466
I don't know. I have the 660 and it worked great in that one. It is still doing very well and has a 2 hour run time. I don't know much about the 700 series. Sorry.
30467
not sure, but I have a Roomba, I believe a 500 series and bought this battery. It's worked better than the original.
30468
It ran a good long while the first couple of days only, then I was luck to get 15 or 20 minutes out of it. I quickly because sorry I made this purchase
30469
Yes. Amazon shows it as a replacement battery for 500, 600, & 700 series. Specs and form match up to my eyes. My experience is that Roomba runs about 90 minutes on it and cleans 1200 sqft with no problem.
1268335
Yes. The battery compartment on all handheld Dyson's are the same. The number differences only deal with filter type and floor attachment type included with the vac.. Same voltage and battery shape. These batteries rock. But don't overcharge them. I don't leave mine plugged in 24/7.
1777208
No, the battery is sealed in the unit. Keep in mind that the battery run time is only when you are pressing the trigger, so a vacuum "session" seems to be a lot longer than just 20-25 minutes of the old way when the vacuum runs idle while you move about, pick up, rearrange furniture, etc. I don't find it an issue at all, though I do grab it more often because it's so handy and don't need marathon vacuum sessions any more.
1130596
I have not run the vacuum until it ran out of the charge but I believe it's supposed to run for about a half hour. Very good suction. The filter needs to be brushed off when you empty the vac. In the situation you ask about, it would work but preferably without the brush.
1494425
I have one and it needs another back up battery if you want to use it longer than the regular twenty minutes it seems to last in one vacuuming use. It just shuts off at a certain point. I know it says it needs only 4 hours to charge, but when you read the instructions it says 4-7 hours. It took a full 7 hours for ours to charge. I am taking this vacuum back this Friday on my day off from work. It also does not come with a hose or attachments. So the dust will most likely pile up and be very visible along the floor next to the wall and in the corners unless you buy a separate little device like a dust buster. Then where's the point in buying this little vacuum when additional money needs to be spent. Like I said an additional battery needs to be purchased which is what JC Penny would have rather me do then have me return it, except they only told me about the need for an additional battery when I called to see if it can be returned. The type of battery it runs on as mentioned is a nickel metal hydride battery. They do give information on how to empty the container when it is full after vacuuming. Emptying it is very easy compared to my old Hoover vacuum. That's not enough for me though. I have read similar complaints about the run time of this vacuum online as well, but unfortunately I did not look those up until after I bought the machine.
352002
Louis, DOES the pictured battery look like the one in your model 400? Not very scientific, BUT manufacturer does not share as much info as we would like!
1616893
My battery at full charge lasts about 5-7 minutes. I hate it and it is the thing about this vacuum that turns a 4 or 5 star into a 1. I'd give it a zero if I could. The manufacturer sent me a replacement battery after the first one failed very soon after purchasing, but even the replacement only lasts a few minutes, and it requires recharging every couple of days, which is terrible! If we have to leave the battery in the charger on all the time, we waste a lot of electricity and $$. A powerful lithium ion battery would solve this issue. I cannot recommend this vacuum and am sorry I bought it. My battery at full charge lasts about 5-7 minutes. I hate it and it is the thing about this vacuum that turns a 4 or 5 star into a 1. I'd give it a zero if I could. The manufacturer sent me a replacement battery after the first one failed very soon after purchasing, but even the replacement only lasts a few minutes, and it requires recharging every couple of days, which is terrible! If we have to leave the battery in the charger on all the time, we waste a lot of electricity and $$. A powerful lithium ion battery would solve this issue. I cannot recommend this vacuum and am sorry I bought it.
9575
I do not know what kind of battery it is. It is 18 volt and recharges separately from the vacuum. The battery is recyclable.
1736550
I'm not sure which batteries you have. I currently use the heavy duty #48-11-1828 because the vacuum doesn't run too long on the standard batteries,but this is a powerful, handy vacuum that I really like.
1056697
I have the exact same model and ordered it. It fit but juts out further than the original battery and is heavier. it did hold over 4 hours of time when I charged it.
1392972
Don't know. It was for a B&D hand vac that quit. Turned out battery was good, charger bad. Good success.
16345
I have a Samsung R480 laptop. This battery works just like a new one. I put it in charged it overnight and it holds its charge for 2 to 3 hours (just like the new original did) depends on what I am doing on it. I am very happy and would buy this again.
1302805
Just so you are aware there is NO replacement battery for the Ergorapido. I was told to just buy a new vacuum! When the battery wears out the machine is garbage. Hence why I am looking at reviews of the Hoover!
381611
Yes, works quite well. I too was concerned about the lower mHa rating but was told by the manufacturer the lower rating would last longer. I can't attest to this as the OEM battery had about reached it's intended life and required frequent charging. I'd recommend you use this battery for the Scooba. By the way, my model says 5800 but according to the other response by Mr Nolan all Scooba models use a common battery.
52121
No you will not! there are replacement battery packs you can get, even here on Amazon. I own a DC44 and the battery pack is a 6 cell 2000 MaH battery from factory, so if you get one aftermarket you have to get at least 2000Mah or you will have less run time if you don't. They will have replacements for this model as well as soon as they update their products. I don't know the spec on the DC59 though. ******edit***** 2/18/14 I now own a DC59 Animal and what a difference in suction!!! Way better. the battery has 2100 MaH battery pack and is now held in place by small screw. But still easy to replace and yes Dyson sells them for around $70 each and a charger for about $30
1823069
No. The battery is an integral built in part of the vacuum. It is rechargeable through the included charger only. This battery cannot be simy replaced once it reaches the end incurs useful life, though if you read through enough if these reviews someone posted instructions for how to do exactly that.
1132658
Have an 880, however, if your 900's battery has the same specs (voltage, milliamps and contact locations) then i would say yes as the number after the dash (-2000) may not mean much, if anything besides a mfg. batch number (just a guess)